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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DE.LrvGa

The feeling o, depression the kcts was ntcns
ne 10 ay by the small increase n the visible supply - wheat
ant reports the OF .hug showers %
the districts that needed then Yet fho osses IN
prices were largo Chct clique held tho selling
check Iho spot market declined al cent and
the purchases u exporters up o. 2ld"'h bushels In
wheat options the cttrcme depression vas - cent AMI
real cd after The opening In the afternoon iral
std,r feeling developed amt the market 80 closed
At recovery Net 1s'". were ''orl ot f cent a, fo
lows juno PG& July 3t. AUGUST -. september -
corn was "a cent loecr Eighty thousand bushels were
.iion n en- III -tcay but Of - ot jan. A. l6 July
nt = cent 10. Aq-N' a. ~, =, ' o,h'' ~ %,s
bother options fe.tur"'sS amt closed on .ceut az
-, or June ani 80 for July amt 81 Li- Tor August IN
opoa, nevertheless All co'ei on 9aS pont'a
lolo's june = - July. ? IS. August 1898 scptem'
he receipts O gam ant aour vest rly at New ork.
Etium"c ihln'@Pa and Boston ~s,r ,.i -
age. 4, C61sS Niwatcc AMI I Ious the re-, pts He~
Wheat 1913 "a bushels corn f57 bushels osi.. 2i,JA
bushels total grain. l.oc55n bushels honr 2'"jo barrels
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.
CHIC ,Go MAY 81 OSp,cGiWh heat was bu,d TO 50 cents
July tLs afternoon. and June to ~0a 80 oeas These
were % top figures ~ cdly ana were reached probably
because The conviction hat 90 bull rartv u wheat
u, 20 take an the cash wheat Ievcrol Tomorrow
July RIBS cos" at g ant july lard az ~ 80 The receip.o
gram of tr three day were l1o ears Of wheat ard Ojt
~ogas wheat have been shifted about or
~4rd D., ne r.h short, hat ITO w.rie saroy ngurr,
ol 100000 bushels wheat consequently surprise
w',I t- .n, 10 uguir- came ont Toe" rfantc- on NrN-
lurt .II.t Offset ar unfFIral.r Icu.r-. 10 afuNu
Nat FAsrf the standard Ol mi lion alte who suppose %
tyc -uf u- to ~" with ih' "hrt main utiiou. Nasdt 10
G.aua ,uc Hotel With tho. ut others WHO have been
c,lr.. tcf ~ Gossip With The deal. ant 70 a..o
lortci lh.t Eo.cuiclI Co. Kgr,haw 4 co.. AMI lrN.u
Gtc.u N 60. hh Ntsu IA nlshci th llt@" mount u
fuufS Tho g,s-ip> 3t not afuH thaf Mt Ig,l aai
ar.ol ,tcu,r q, Rock leland director for o.n % town
amt uy woult htV, probably not have eptci To- AItut
f..R ..f hufnu &c. MltU f. ,I>. wheat lIl
hAut-ut l'' uul clique especially O." stofa-- a.'ut
fuy uif M begin 80 feel That i~ ilnu anNut
hiktItols - Nat oi jane saoIt. Che Attest 90.
ia & fI o. D. o. o. f |tH IT,
I ucfc aio -ht tA-rtufr luslts &c wl,s.
ltu.t .luJ 80 col. D. ant JtHl -t, cd oats
Joe ~ .s.ric OF t.u,'uuati Wa hero SATURDAY le
nov c,tci HI'h being tie AGENT ninas ne tie prcscGi
wheat tr4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
SAVANNAH May 3l.-rurpenune hrm az S2o -
WILMINGTON May 3l.-yarpentino arm al S2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Including 2l224 400 bushels wheat and il 800 bbis OF
-four against GOO bushels wheat and III 2li bbls hour
Tho from California. oregon
and Washington Territory FOR the week ending May ~ 1851
were 600 bushels 2i5 900 bushels The previous
week 1888 bushels weeks Isb333 bushels three
and ls66G7 bushels four weeks ago Included
from eight Atlantic ports we're BOZ bushels
for Continent OF EuIoDe against bushels the pre-
97TUO bushels two weeks bSl 300 bushels
three weeks ago and 600 l24 bushels four weeks ago.
The the from both coasts were SO70OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. May 81. 1897
Saturrtla Y. 1o-da'

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOY STOCES.
BosroV. MAY 81. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

n :
suriuP p-I,c SO 5 ~uTng No . Re. a.. Corn
~ - a., .... oats y" 20. Hv~-NN 2 % &c
Harley-Nn . s-c..... Fax So-i--Sn ! - ia IrWs
IImotuv II IT,. 4 -. PORK t'f 3D. larl-fh 10
snort ittp 5llo, Dry -atoi shoud'rs bUici
% ,lt-. ..l.t- ulsNsT ~ 10
per rAlpr ..... ~ugar-Cut Loaf 90. Grtnuiaioi e..
STANDARD ~" Hcocuts-t 0ur 1000 bDA nrt.
I-- 900 bush.. .i'IuI J1slL. Jai' ltin1' hu'L
l,y~ liuI iIsl gtroY i.ttt JIsl ~hIpnopt,-FIouG
- 900 obs. Wheat .IuOJ bush. Cru 3.-biI bH-f-
O.tA 4IGJUJ Du,n tIs 1000 lusL Barley t.ulj
o. ia, Prpii', rE.hlIe' p.iW tm f1u'r marco
Wa. lower Creamery lJi9HlGsn. DAIRY y 4HII &C. iss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
Walkers Private Daily Circular Nav 81 1897. Now York.
I1r rraIn r.ccInts mud .Ilnlncnla lrnm Ennaln:


The grain receipts and shipments from Buffalo
Reeepts shipments.
W'k ended n 4 ended W'kcnded Wk crded
MAY ~ Nav 81 May -. NAV ~:
Wheat, bush. L ,lSO,39O lIlG21O 0i2,t3O l2l0,-hO
Corn, bush 90. SlO.,GO 55i7OO b2l.G0O 31v2OO
oats, BUSH. $4,000 1890 2GlO
Movements Of grain eight Western primary points
Iieceipt-. Shipments
Va ended " / ended w end.i Wk ended
May ~. May IL. MAY ~ MAY ~.
wheat BUSH il5723 l.b7lGi0 2606so0 100 l05
Corn. BUSH. .5j24GS H+3slG ll5s35t i3ltu055
oats bush. .5Ss, lO2 1.SJ2Oll l3122ll l2otO23
receipts OF wheat NewYork BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
for the ended May ~ 1857 were. =. 49,
bush. against 294G.65l bush the previous week,
SO7 lu2 bushels two weeks l3lGS bush three weeks
ago and G53.05i bush. four weeks ago
Comparative grain stocks NewYork In store and afoat
lss7; ,lss7; ISL, ,Mss sy7
Wheat bush. 3.lG4i25 2G6l. 1Gl lslIlGO 2l39si2
Corn, bush. l.235O02 l,223l32 g75O0S Oiso5
Oats. BUSH 32o.Jil 4l29OS 4S9oo' ooi"''
Increase for the week 5Ol C6t bushels wheat lIo'O
bushels corn. Decrease s7367 bushels oats
The Of wheat and wheat 1our from eight Atlantic
potts for Europe FOR week ended May 2o 1881 50 lar ~ mas
been reported
Flcaf and MaKs
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
ONE EFFECT OF THE BILL.

The more we study the Inter State
commerce bill, the stronger our con.
viction grows that it will create very
marked revulsion in trade. With the
stoppage of determinations in freight
rates, the prices of all articles i'm
ported from the outside will be re-
duced, and the prices of all home
productions will be increased. Here
tofore, when producer wished to ex-
port anything the railway company
practically cut off all profit by charg-
ing to haul the goods, the difference
h"' r"en tn ir selling price at home
aud at their destination. But under
the new commerce bill, the rates will
be fixed at practically the same figures
for everybody, and the ruling prices
OF commodities and merchandise will
be regulated solely by the law Of sup,
ply and demand.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
THE DESIRABILITY OF WESTERN
CAPITAL.

While all capital is. On acquisition
to new mining regions, the most de-
sirable and beneficial is Western cap.
ital; that is to say, capital owned by
Western men. Westerners are more
enterprising than Fasteners; they
are more energetic, more liberal
minded, better able to adapt means
to an end. If they take hold of
mine property at all they never "quit
putting up" until they have made q
paying proposition of it. They will
at 6rst try to do this with stated
amount, and when that is gone they
will readily invest as much more; and
if that does not suffice, still more.
Fasteners, on the other hand, will
invest first sum, and if the antici
pated results do not materialize they
will seldom invest an additional
amount Hence the many failures
and "black eyes" to mine regions.
If Idaho is anne xed to Nevada
there will be an immediate influx of
Western capital here that will give
such an impetus to mine development
that, in less than two years, the entire
appearance Of this region will be
changed, and every gulch, ravine, can
yon and mountain side will resound
with the cheerful music of the pick
and drill.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
A BILL THAT SHOULD PASS.

Judge Beatty has introduced bill
in the Legislature providing for the
establishment OF independent school
districts.
1t provides that when any school
district in Idaho has within it's limits
taxable property Of 100000 or over,
it may, upon petition of one fifth of
the property-owners of such district,
ratified by majority vote of all the
taxpayers within the district, be
erected into an independent school
district.
If this bill passes Haley should,
immedatel y thereupon, take the nee.
essary steps to be organized into an
independent school district.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

SHILOH'SCURE will mnediatelv
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For at sale Tracy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

The Interstate commerce bill
must build up the seacoast at the ex.
pense Of the interior, because all sur
plus products, goods, wares or mer.
chandise generally speaking 49, will
have to seek the nearest outlet to for.
eign parts. For instance, the wheat,
beef, etc., raised in Idaho over and
above the demand for home coDsump
ton, will have to be shipped to Port
land, Oregon, for transportation by
water, or to Nevada for consumption.
Whether the benefits accruing from
the prohibi,ive clauses OF the bill will
compensate residents of the interior
States for the changes involved, re-
mains TO be seen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

az Rrewster's Patent Rein Holden.
IN Your lines are where you pu. then-pot
II under horses feet Ono agent sold 10 dor in
- ~ days, one dealer sold dnz. ia Is DAYS
tSl Samples worth $3.50 sRkE. Write for terms
I'd Il. f. BREWSTER. Holly, Mich.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and all
Chronic special diseases cured by the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar.
riage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL.
PHIA, PA. je23m6d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

BILE market-a market that will pay
cash. Camas Prairie alone could feed
all of Nevada's present population,
and have some produce left. Annex
alton to Oregon would not, however,
secure US a new market for our ranch
products, as her people already pro-
duce nearly twice as much as they
consume.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
| UCKY BAR PLACER MINING COM.

| uCkI BAR PLACER MINING COM.
- PhNf-Locstion Of principal place Of bust.
ness Hniiey, idbho.--Locali"n Of works Glenns
Ferry, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that, Mt meeting of the
noara OF trustees, held on the I'D day of De-
eeh!per' 1900 III assessment tNo. 2 of ten cents
ilOc.) per sher. WIS levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation payable Immediately in United
states gold coin, TO the Secret ~ Mt the Off OF
the company in the TIMES Office corner Of Croy
and Msin streets, HALEY, Idaho
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on The
Eighth Day Of IHnuary, 1887,
nlh DC delinquent and advertised for sale ri pub
lie auction; and unless ayneut in made befsre
wall D" sold on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day Of Jan.
uary, 1897, to pay the delinquent ASST ssm. MT 10.
eether with costs of ADVERTISING and expenses Of
sale.
BY order of the Poard Of Trustea9
T. Il, PiCGTCE, Secretary
ohce; In the TIMES counting room. corner Of
Main Croy streets, HALEY. Idaho. do23
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice Is hereby given that the eo-partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned. un.
der the Arm name and style OF J. H. warrsp L Co..
la this day dissolved by mutual consent: Mr. War
rem retiring, aud Mr.. Jsmss continuing in the
business. settling ur all accounts of the FIRM. anu
ssAuming all its liabilities,
JAMES II. WARREN,
BENZ. JAMES.
HALEY. idaho. January !, 1887.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
Soda Springs Mineral Water,
The best in the worid--at the Idaho
Forwarding Company's.'

Group, whooping cough, sore throat,
sudden cold, and tie lung troubles
peculiar to children, are easily con-
trolled by promptly administering
Ayers Cherry rectoral. This remedy
is safe to take and certain in its action.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
Complaint, you have printed guar
antee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. for
Sale at Tracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

fEsTT1 Send 10 cents postage. and We VIII
EkENE mail you FIRE a royal. valusbr
II HfSl sample box OF goods thst will pu'
you in the way OF making more
Money AZ once, than anything else in America,
Both sexes Of all ages can live ut h. M snd work
In spare time OF at all time. Capital hot required
ne VIII start you. Immense pay sure for ihoss
"h"AtAit NJ ce, SrSa,tS 4 Co. Portland ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
consume,

jay Gould wants the Inter-
State commerce bill to become a law.
That is reason enough why the peo-
pie should not wish ii to pass.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03

by ann"xing Southern Idaho
to Nevada ageod mining market will
at once be provided for our ranch
produce, and it will i've most des.rs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court Of HALEY precinct, County
OF Aitnra'. Territory of ldaho.--E b Lennon.
flalhtih, VI WIN. Harrison efendsnt.
Inc people of the United states in tho Territory
OF luaho, send greeting to VIM HaI rison. De-
PENDANT:
ION are hereby summoned to apperr before me,
az my ONCE in Halle Precinct. In the county Of
AituTss' Territory Of Idaho within FIVE days after
,he dht' ui thf service OF this SUNNI ons upon you,
,n an ac'loh brought 6GSinst you by the said plsin
plaintiff "
shd action Ia brought To recover the s,,m Of
to1"o AZ follows: sla2. O6. which suIt is all due.
oehG in"nry paid out by PLANT fl for you at Your
request and for soon. IN account dur frcin yen
~ onr funkhcuser, .Hnd by him GEsicDed to
pLalAtif all OF which Is more fully set forth
IN q compliant filed in my cfsc.: or udgmcnt
VII ne taken sgsirRt yen for the sa,d snioupt
roefiher win costs OF this suit, ii ,ou fpil to OPP
the sherif or any ConFta BILE q ssi comfy,
thereof.
Given under my hand this sth day of 0cio-
Der, 1885 Mn. Mi Is,
al Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-03
n Office

Referring TO the above. tho undersigned re-
spectfully announce thst they have purchased the
business. goodwill, etc, of the late firm Of J. r.
Warren Co. They will continue business at the
old stand and eudeavor to retain all old customers
and secure many new ones.
JAMES L HARRINGTON.
HALEY. idaho January l, 1887. ia,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Sabr9ang H. 9ubnqu, uwa, 9enfag ben 13. Semb 1887.
Sn &uBIanb 1T bic Gage nod anbausrnt

Sn &uBlanb 1T bic Gage nod anbauernb
stne ernfte. 0sm g3arsn iit ss ni6t ses
lunseu, bic autibeutide gartei gu untsr,
braten unS uenn er AUDI ieIbif iett uon
ben freunblidsn abfi9tsn Der beutidsn
&esieruns iiberseust isin mag, Fat sr btss
fee usberssusuns bod teinsn t5atia6Iiden
ausbrId sebsn t5nnsn. Die beuti5feinbs
Ii9en Winifter bIetben i'm amt unb Der
@iers'i9e 8efebl, bic ansriffe auf Oeuti9s
lamb ein;uitslsu, utrb uon ber Brefe miBs
a9tst. Gin BeiipisI bieier @iberissIi5s
teit Iisfsrt bas WiIitdrorsan .Sust", MEL
9es bic ansebIi9sn BriefdIidunssn far
lInftnu ertIdrt unb bis @rudbIuns Serbis
nanbs gum 5iritsn uOn gulsarisn ais bas
Wsrt elmer gismard'iden Sntrisus besei9s
net. Sa sIsi9er Eonart ipridt iid bic
rRostausr 3situns" aus. vRuBIanb",
iast bieies BIatt, vtann tsiue bsuti9s
grdbomtnan, buIben, brau9t teins auian,
unb uirb ii9 ni6t iiberIiifen Iafeu."
Sn 8elgrab wurbe bie Stuptidina
pom R5nis @iIan in gerion erSffnst. Su
ieiuer Tbronrebs bstont berielbe, baB gum
erfen UsaI felt Sabrsn bic 8esisbunsen gu
allen fremben Rd9ten freunbi9aftIi9er
Ratur ieien unb baB swiiden Serbien unb
8uIsarien iest ein poIitii@es @Ieidsepidt
beitebs, 70 baB bic @esieruns wi9tise
iunere 8teformsu babe in ausriff nebmeu
t5uuen. Inter ben wi4tisifsn anseIesens
beiten, pel9e wdbrenb Der iestssn Sisuns
sur GrSrteruns tommen iOIlteu, befdnben
iia bis gertrdse CUR gsrbtnbuns Der ierbis
i9eu, tirtii9m uub buIsarii9en @iiens
babnsRese unb bic 5anbelsuertrdse NIT
Rumdnien, ber Eirtei urb guIsarisu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Eefesrap9if@e 9epef6en.
Seuti d Ian b.

Berlin, 6. Des. Sn elmer Srsimaus
rersQoqe murbe ein S1retben bes Rrous
prinsen perIeisn, In wsl9sm bisier iast:
,Mit gottss 5ilfe boffe Id, baB t6 tn
nidt all3u LANCER Seit wteber i'm Stanbe
iein wsrbe, In gutter @eiu.bbett In Berlin
msinen BObniis gu usbmsn. (ed9rIid! y
Can Remo, 6. 0es. Der bsuti9s
Rrouprina fubr beute Worssn mad gspes
boletto unb rift Don bort mad Cola; ieine
Stimme sepinnt on Stdrte, 1T aber nod
better. Seute gfadmittas madte er eiusn
Spasiersans bur9 Can Nsmo.
Berlin, 7. Des. Yripats TsIssramms
aus Gan &smo mslben, baB bic Gerste bss
&ronprinsen ibre Aniidt iiber bic geatur
ieines 9sibsus pSlis sewedieh babeu.
Ser Raiier gSilbelm wirb rtorsen ben
Sarifbii9of pOn SrssIau, Or. &Opp, smts
pfansen.
Sefret9snn
Wteu, 6. Des. Sie aufbeiTeruns Der
Stimmuns Der biefssn BSrie IN SoIse Der
grpdblun9 garnot'S gum Yrditbenten pon
Srantrst9 mar lsbisli1 poribersebenb.
Das @sra1t poa ser Mnbdufuus ruifii9sr
Eruppsn an ber Sitrsi1iidsu 9rsnss
bra1ts bis Ruris gum Wsidsn; namsnts
LID fielen 6itrsi1ti1e unb unsarii1s Gens
ten, wdbrsnb @oIb i'm Yreiis ities.
Ser vBeitbsr 2lopb" iast: 0ie Sa6e
iii unlsusbar isbr srnif; bic Saltuns RuBs
Iaub's TIT 70 brobsub, baB MIR uur slaubsn
tOnnen, baB Der jeriss unpermsioIi9 TT.
8ieu, 7. Oss. Morssn ptrb in Der
Sofburs untsr benz 8orfse bss Raiisrs
Srans SoisYb Elm Rrisssratb abssbaItsn
psrben, IN pel4sm bic bur9 bic anbdus
funs ruiii9sr Eruppenmaiisu an ber
6ltrei5il1eu @rsube uotbwenbis ssporbes
men S4usmaBressln srortsrt peroen iOls
len. .u ... ...
@teu, 8. Dec. 8si elmer bier abses
baItenen Ratbolitsu Seriammluns sum
Swete bes gntpurfs elmer @lldpunids
abreIe an ben Bapft, ma9te iidb cine itarte
Str6muus gu 9unitsu Der @isberbsritels
lung Der weltli6en Wa9t bss Yaptss
Seltenb. .... .........
S9wet3.
Bern, 6. 9ss. Der RationaIratb bat
Surt aus aarsau gu ietnem grdfbsntsn
unb Ruffp aus 2aui anne gu isinsm gices
prdiibsntsn sswdbIt. gsibs ssb6rsn Der
rabitaIen Yartst an.
Spauten.
Wabrib, 7. 9sa. 9suti9lanb,
Oeferreid unb Stalien ftnb iibsreiusstoms
men, ibre bisfse @sianbf&aftsn gu benz
&anse pom Soti4aften 3u erbebsn unb Don
England erYartst man SaiieIbs; Dies ptrS
Spantsns ais @robma4t auseieben.
,... Srantrei9. ...
9aris, 6. 0es. gius Sammluus
bsbufs @rri9tans zines 0eutmals fir ben
@roBuatsr bss prdiibentsn, ibsu sroBsn
2a3ars gi1olas Warsuerits garnot, aus
| bsr 8eit Der eritsn @epabIit, TT TN @anss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.

Prelle Ger An3et9en.
SsSs 3oa Ssr spalts per SeRr.. .s1s.os
y. 8 Wonate 5 500
siir iebe 3eile grepier, ober beren Rauur bas
eritemal 10 Gents. bic nd9fenmale @euts.
Seiratbss unb Sobesan,eisen NIT Spru&
$3.50, obne Spru9 $1.OO.
ausudrtiss au,ets.u miifsu uOrausbs3ahlt uerSeu.
an3ei9en fir 8icnics, 2otterien, @IiidsIpieIe
&C., bic benz @eife ber tat6. Rirde slpiber, firts
ben feline Gufnabme.
ansetsen fenoe man fpateftens
Wouta8 Wor8en etu.
Job.2rbeiten aller Dirt prompt un6
btlli9 aus9efahrt.
ciiies ser ,,@asette":
Gde ser 6. uno Jopd.Strdfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

tlaste iei bamals seauunsen sepeien, gu
eri@einen unb 3eusntB ub3ulesen. SOl@es
3susniB aber isi mad Gee. 70 beS gteu
gorter Strafseieses In einem Strafuers
fabren 'nidt 3usuIafen.
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Srant tret9 d..

9aris, 9. 9et. gius SammIuus
bsbufs grri9tuns zines OeutmalS fir ben
@roBuatsr bss prdiibsutsn, ibsu sroBsn
2aaare gd4olas Marsusrits garnOt, aus
bsr 8sit ber eriten RepabIit, III TN @anss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

Sapauna, 6Ses. Die Streitisfets
ten twii9en ben bisiisen @isarrenfabritans
ten inb ibrsn Mrbsitsrn finb nod nidt bets
ssls9t, unb bic Sabrifen bleibxn ssi9loiIeu.
Sn 8aracoa 1T nsiIi9 cine Sturmilutb
iber bic Stabt bereinsebro9en; an 100
Sduisr wurbsn terft5rt. Sn bsmisIben
Sturme itnb Der 0ampfsr vganurp4 unb
elm amsritanii9er S@ooner intsrsesanseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

Wabrib, 7. Sea. 9suti9lanb,
Oeifsrreid unb Stalien ftnb iibsreinsstonls
men, ibre biefse @sianbf9aftsn su BEN
Ranss pom 8Otf9aftsn 3u erbsbsn iinb Don
England srpartet man 6aiislbs. Dies pirt
ais ber erfs Sdritt CUR Ansrtsnnuns
Spantsns ais @roBwa&t aussisben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16
The Afflicted German Prince.

HE DECIDES TO REMAIN AT SAN RENO ALL WINTER
THE SWELLING DISAPPEARS
The swelling In the crown princes throat It is
announced from San Reno has almost disappeared
He Will walk out to-day, the weather permitting.
for the first time In week. He has decided to re-
main at San Reno for the winter. Prince Henry
will pass Christmas with his father
The present growth In the crown princes throat
consists OF a gradual Increase. AS the prince has
declared himself opposed to the extirpatiOn of the
whole larynX, d1niculty or breathing will sooner
or later arise, and probably necessitate tracheO-
tony. The physicians recommended that he sDend
the winter In the south, where 1t will be more nos
s1ble TO maintain his present strength Precau-
tons have been taken at San Reno TO have surpi-
cal assistance In readiness in case tracheotomy Is
decided upon.
The emperor, replying to an address of sympa-
thy from the west PruSStan Synod says: "ihe
piouS wishes expressed by the synod have done
good 20 my troubled heart. May the heavy affiiC
tion upon my house and our fatherand soon pass
away through GODS oInnlpotence and grace
DIR. Mackenzie In an interview with n cOrresnon-
dent OF the Neue Freie Presse of Vienna said that
the presence OF tumOr or new growth In the
throat, together with limited perichondrits or in
Illumination or the cartilagenOus structures is re-
garded as proof that such formation is cancer
Gus In It's nature Until ten days ago there was
no tumOr In The crown princes throat, and as It is
known that tumorS always appear a few weeks
after the first symptoms OF a cancerouS forina-
tion this fact Is sufficient TO warrant the belief
that there was no cancer previously Dr. Howell
discovered a tumor during the very last day of the
princess have both expressed unaltera BILE con-
ndence In DR.. Mackenzie. The physici ans are fun
OF admiration for the crown princess, who has
shown uncommon knowledge OF pathology.
TO return TO San Reno in week to re-examine the
crown princes throat